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# add-editorconfig
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Small and simple CLI app to generate .editorconfig based on a given settings.
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## Usage
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```sh
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# Will create an .editorconfig in the current directory
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$ add-editorconfig
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# Will create an .editorconfig with the default config from .editorconfig that
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# exists on the home directory.
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$ add-editorconfig default
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# Show help
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$ add-editorconfig help
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# Show current version
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$ add-editorconfig version
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```
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## Installation
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Yes, you'll need to build from source.
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1. Clone this repository.
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2. Make sure to have Rust in your system. At this point of time, I have v1.54.0.
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3. Run `cargo build`.
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4. Run `sudo cp -v target/debug/add-editorconfig /usr/local/bin`.
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If you're not running in Linux, try to check how to move file on your own.
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5. Check it via `add-editorconfig version`.
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## License
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[MIT](./LICENSE)
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